Grading of raw coffee beans
There are two ways to classify raw coffee beans, one is the filter number, and the other is the elevation.
It is divided by the filter number, and the size is size in terms of the screen size.
Round beans are generally smaller than flat beans, between 8-13 and 12-29.
8, 9, 10. 12, 13. 18. 29 = > small, medium, ordinary. Quasi-big. Big, extra large.
The bigger the size, the bigger the beans. SC-19, for example, is the No. 19 bean.
Let's talk about the division of elevation. Elevation is Haipu. It is generally divided by abbreviations:
For example, H.B is a good coffee bean.
G.W is high quality washed coffee beans.
P.W is the best washed coffee beans.
H.B is 4000-4500 inches above sea level
Grading purpose: to make the size of raw beans uniform, which is conducive to the baking operation, and improve the value of raw beans.
Hierarchical treatment method
Get raw beans
Wet treatment: grind off the endocarp
Dry treatment: grind off the shell
Remove impurities: stone, dust, endocarp or shell debris
Use the air separator to adjust the wind speed and separate foreign bodies and other impurities
Remove bad beans
Broken beans, stunted beans, insect-infested beans, diseased beans, overripe beans, unripe beans
Using air separator to separate bad beans with different specific gravity and weight (broken beans, overripe beans, unripe beans)
Using artificial vision or computer color sorting machine to separate bad beans with little difference in specific gravity and weight but with color difference (insect infested beans, diseased beans).
Size sieve: a series of sieves ranging from small to large to separate raw beans of different sizes
Screen diameter
The size of the international practice is 9: 22, and the number used represents the screen diameter as the fraction with that number as the numerator and 64 as the denominator, in inches. For example, 14 refers to raw coffee beans that can be sifted through a 14-inch screen with a diameter of 64 inches, and 19 + refers to raw coffee beans that can be sifted with a diameter of more than 64 inches with a 19-inch screen.
Grading standard and code name
The governments of each coffee-exporting country set their own grading standards and code names.
Common grading standards
block trade
The proportion of bad beans
Bean size
Soybean grain hardness
Single coffee (specialty coffee)
Name of the farm where it is produced
Organic cultivation (organic)
Fair trade (fair trade)
African countries-Kenya kenya
PB: peaberry
AA Plus-plus
AA plus
AA: Screen 17 and 18
AB: screen 15 and 16
C
E
African countries-Ethiopia
300 grams of raw beans as the basis for calculation
1: 0-3 defects
2: 4-12
3: 13-25
4: 20-45
5: 46-100
6: 101-153
7: 154-340
8: over 340 = substandard
South America-Colombia
Maragogype: special trees Marago Rippi, elephant bean
Supremo: screen > 17
Excelso: screen 15-16.5
U.G.Q.: Usual Good Quality: Screen 12-14
South America-Brazil
Type Defects (C.O.B) (New York) (Le Havre)
2 4 6 8
2/3 8 9 12.5
3 12 13 17
3/4 19 21 23.5
4 26 30 30
4/5 36 45 58.5
5 46 60 87
5/6 64 123
6 86 158
Central America-Guatemala
Good Washed: 700 m above sea level
Extra Good Washed: 700/850 m
Prime Washed: 850/1000 m
Extra Prime Washed: 1000/1200 m
Semi Hard Bean: 1200/1350 m
Hard Bean: 1350max 1500m (HB)
Fancy Hard Bean: 1500/1600 m
Strict Hard Bean: 1600thumb 1700m (SHB)
Central America-El Salvador
Washed washing
Central Standard: 5000000m (CS)
High Grow: 9001,200m (HG)
Strictly High Grown: > 1200 m (SHG)
Natural sun exposure
Coriente
Superior
Caracoil
Hawaii, Kona.
Kona Extra Fancy: screen 19 maximum 10 defects
Kona Fancy: Screen 18 max. 16 defs.
Kona Prime: no size requirement max. 25 defs.
Kona Caracoli No. 1 Screen 10 max. 20 defs.
Jamaica jamaica
Blue Mountain
High Mountain Supreme
Prime Washed Jamaica
Grade
Grade I: screen 18
Grade II: screen 17
Grade III: screen 16
Peaberry
Indonesia
300g raw beans are calculated based on Grade based on 300g.
1: 11 defects
2: 12-25
3: 26-44
4a: 45-60
4B: 61-80
5: 81-150
6: 151-225
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